These printable sermon notes {FREE!} can help your kids, your teens, or YOU be more attentive to the sermon at church. I find that they can be a great way to remember what you’ve heard so you can have discussions about the sermon afterwards. *Click on the teal download button towards the end of this post to snag the free…
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Speaking the truth in love. Truth and love. They must go hand-in-hand. Am I saying it’s easy? No way. But I am saying it’s vital that we as believers strive for speaking the truth in love. Note: Greek, the language the New Testament was mainly written in, has several different definitions for our English love. The love I’m referring to…
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This FREE Bible Read and Color Page can help learners keep track of what they have or haven’t yet read in their Bible. I love it because it’s such a visual way to see your progress, which can be very motivating. *Click on the teal download button towards the END of this blog post to snag the freebie. Ideas for Reading…
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Grab this FREE Bible Text Features Chart, a sample from my Bible Text Features Pack. One of the things I have observed over my years of teaching kids at church {and at home} is that kids often don’t know how to use the text features or study tools found in their Bibles to help them dig deeper into God’s Word. Teaching them…
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After being asked by a few mamas, I’m excited to share my thoughts on a few popular Story Bibles for young children to help you pick the one that works best for your family or Sunday School classroom. Before our children can even understand the spoken word, we want to read and teach them God’s Word. We want them to hear us…
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